Microsoft Corp. today announced it will collaborate with Sega Enterprises Ltd. on Sega's new Dreamcast home video game system, slated for release in Japan on Nov. 20, 1998, and in the rest of the ...

While the Dreamcast was ultimately unable to compete long-term with the Playstation 2, the Sega and Microsoft partnership paved the way for the Xbox’s emergence only a few years later as a major ...

The SEGA Dreamcast was launched in late 1998 to great fanfare. ... the man who has admitted to making the decision to stop producing the Dreamcast, joined Microsoft in 2003.

After a year of confusion and concern, Xbox seems to have forged its path forward. Last year, Microsoft revealed that it ...

Online game developer Turbine Entertainment has signed a deal with Japanese gaming giant Sega Enterprises to create a massively multiplayer game for Sega's upcoming Dreamcast console system. The ...

The Legacy: It's come to light in recent years that the transition between Dreamcast and Xbox was so close that at one stage Sega wanted Microsoft to make the Xbox backwards compatible with ...

Dreamcast helped raise Sega's share to about 5.5 percent as of last fall, according to research group NPD. At that time, Sony controlled about 56 percent of the market and Nintendo about 38.5 percent.

Sega making Dreamcast 2? Source: ... There's also the issue of what Sega could bring to the table to steal any substantial market share from Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony.

The Japanese video game company Sega announced Monday that it plans to “explore a strategic alliance” with Microsoft, which will see Sega build new games and overhaul its development process ...

Sega Enterprises in Japan acknowledged Wednesday that it may stop production of its Dreamcast video game console, reversing statements made by the company’s U.S. operations Tuesday. Sega also ...